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Washington News Anent the At-
titude of the Oklahoma
Congressional Del-
- egation
special Correspondence
The statement in some of the
Oklahoma papers to the effect
that Congressman Carter is mak-
ing a lone fight against the Mc-
Guire enrollment bill and that
this McGuire bill does not pro-
vide for the enrollment of ne-
groes as Indians occasioned
some surprise when shown to
members of congress conversant
with the facts On page two of
the McGuire bill (H R 19279)
will be found the following posi-
tive language: “Upon comple-
tion of the enrollment work un-
der this Act the Secretary of the
Interior shall certify to the Sec-
retary of the' Treasury a correct
list of all those persons now en-
rolled as freedmen who- are of
Indian blood and descent and
who may be enrolled under the
provisions of this Act as citizens
by blood:” '
“Any person 'enrolled under
this Act shall be entitled to equal
participation in the property of
the Choctaws and Chickasaws
with those whose names now ap-
pear on the citizenship rolls as
approved on or before March 4
1907”
This ought to settle the ques
tion as to the purpose of the bill
Senator Gore when seen in
this connection said: “The mo-
tive the object and the effect of
the McGure bill is to convert ne-
groes into Indians I am oppos-
ed to this conversion It is
against the laws of nature
against the laws of God against
the laws of the United States
and against the sacred obliga-
tions between the ' general gov-
ernment and the Indian tribes
4 ‘The Indians have been sub-
' jected to repeated injuries and
multiplied insults but no
insult is equal to this in
barefaced and unblushing atroci-
ty The bill will never pass the
senate- The 1 negroes ' must re-
main negroes They can not be
transformed into Indians They
have already gotten more at the
expense of the Indians than they
were entitled to and shall get no
more The red man shall be pro-
tected against this deliberate and
wanton outrage I am with Con-
gressman Carter heart and soul
in this contest”
Senator Owen expressed him-
self thus: “Senator Gore my-
self Mr Scott Ferris Mr Char-
ley Creager are strongly opposed
to the McGuire bill and I believe
Mr Morgan is too I can not
believe that it will serve even a
political purpose beneficial to
McGuire in his own district
where he has many Indians who
will not approve of doing wrong
to Indian people”
Congressman Ferris said: “Al-
mort every question propounded
by Mr Ballinger before commit-
tees of congress has been in de-
fense of his negrq claimants and
almost every question asked by
Mr McGuire has been such an
interrogatory as would assist in
having these negroes transferred
to the blooded tribal rolls The
title of the bill should be chang-
ed and entitled “A bill Indianiz-
ing negroes”
Upon being questioned Mr
McGuire admitted that the pur-
- pose of his bill was to transfer
the freedmen to the tribal rolls
and that if this freedmen propo-
sition were eliminated he would
oppose the bill
Congressman Carter said: “The
die is cast and we are satisfied
With the issue It is a plain at-
tempt to despoil the Indian and
cast a stigma upon his citizen
ship It proposes to plunder the
Indian for the pelf of the coon
and in that contest I wish to be
recorded on the side of the Indian”
Postoffice News Stand Changes Hands
E H Smith and V E Thompson
closed the invoice of the postoffice lobby
news stand Tuesday night having pur-
chased the same from J P Cinder Miss
Mabel Gibbs will be the saleslady as-
sisted by Ross Popejoy the latter of
whom is delivery agent for daily news-
papers M B Sparlin announces for Commis-
sioner from the northern district The
district line runs a few yards south of
his house east of Spring river He is a
substantial citizen ana if he gets the
democratic nomination will make a
strong race
The May and McConnell families
have located at Seneca Mo where
Messrs May and McConnell will go into
the dairy business
District Court Proceedings '
Tuesday April 6
16 J U Carney et al vs Syndicate
Mines Co receivership receiver dis-
charged 23 Geo W Larkins et al vs Mary B
Geboe et al partition continued for
service
33 Sherman Walker vs John W Ear-
ley partition dismissed
38 Francis Mary Stitt vs Sarah Wads-
worth et al suit over real estate con-
tinued 44 Jane Pender ei al vs Nancy
Dushane et al partition judgment in
favor of plaintiff
49 Daniel ' Clinton et al vs John
Crow et al suit over real estate dis-
missedc 55 Susan Madison vs C D Good rum
et al suit over real estate continued
95 Mary Buck vs C M Branson suit
in ejecting motion for new trial over-
ruled Wednesday April 6
123 Chas D Carlisle vs Cee Girten
suit in accounting referred to referee
146 Harrison Quapaw vs Ka Dah Qua-
paw divorce dismissed
174 Julia Ropinson vs I D Robinson
divorce dismissed
190 Moody R Tidwell et al vs W W
Dobson suit over royalties judgment
in favor of defendant Dobson
196 J Harness vs Wm Judd suit on
account motion for new trial overruled
206 John Hardy et al vs W E Ross
cancellation of lease continued
Thursday April 7
218 Joseph Windet alvs Julia Crow
suit for possession of real estate judg-
ment for defendant
228 J 1- Ginder et al vsj E Putman
et al suit over mining lease continued
229 J P Ginder et alvs J E Putman
et al suit over mining lease continued
238 Herman-Sanford Saddlery Co vs
Minnie Otting et al foreclosure and
specific performance continued
239 Dickason-Goodman Lumber Co vs
Miami Milling & Mfg Co foreclosure
of lien settled by agreement 1
241 S'N Maxwell vs J F Robinson et
al suit on accounting referred
special referee
242 Henry C Frellick vs Farmers Co-
operative Association rece i v e r s h i p
continued
Friday Aprils
-249 Grace Sacto Cooper vs Joseph
Cooper divorce continued
250 Chas Stanley et al Willia
Coates et al continued
254 J C Hogan vs Joshua Downing
et ah partition continued
258 John H Overacre vs J T Hukill
et al suit over real estate continued
Saturday April 9
275 I N Lambert vs R J Tuthill dam-
ages judgment for defendant
279 H S Kelley vs Earnest EShriver
damages continued
292 W P McCullough et al vs J
Hukill et al injunction judgment for
plaintiff- -
Monday April 11"
296 Estella Skye by her guardian
Wm Skye vs Park Walton et al trans-
ferred from U S records continued
300 Esther V anNordstrhnd vs W
Wagoner et al damages motion for
new trial overruled v
301 Ella Branderson vs A H Brander-
son divorce continued
291 A C Spencer vs J T Hukill et al
damages continued
305 Gordon Pliler vs Effie Pliler
divorce decree for plaintiff
309 J C Haskett et al vs Chicago
Quapaw Lead & Zinc suit over mining
lease continued
Tuesday April 12
312 The Alliance Trust Co vs Lean
der J Fish et al foreclosure of mort-
gage continued —
313 F M Hamilton vs Clara A Hamil-
ton divorce divorce granted plaintiff
316 Thor Belling vs R J Danforth
suit over lease dismissed on motion of
plaintiff ' - -
319 Laura McCabe vs James McCabe
divorce divorce granted plaintiff
320 R A Jackson vs Dora Jackson
divorce granted
321 James T 'Baker et al vs T M
Reynolds et al suit to quiet title con-
tinued 327 Vern E Thompson county at
torney vs Board of County Commis-
sioners of Ottawa County appeal dis-
missed 1
328 J W Rotter vs Maude Rotter di-
vorce granted
Wednesday April 13
330 Lizzie Collier vs Charles Collier
divorce granted
331 Forest Lumber Co vs T H Tar-
rant et al continued
332 Frank G Audrain etal vs F
Weilep county treasurer et al injunc-
tion judgment in favor of pltff as to
part ard in favor'of deft as to part
- 333 Lorenzo D Darnell vs Nannie
Darnell divorce continued
333 Minnie Otting vs Victor Levy as
administrator foreclosure judgment
for pltff
335 C B Parks vs Sophronia I Parks
divorce granted
337 Mabel Pitts vs Robert Pitts di-
vorce continued
339 Quapaw Fuel Oil Co vs Common
Law Mining Co attachment judg-
ment for pltff
Thursday April 14
340 Cassie Carroll vs Abram Carrqll
divorce granted
343 Grant Lankard vs Lew Cook et
al possession of lease and money judg-
ment settled by agreement
344 The Baxter Mining Co vs Robert
McKay et al suit on account dismiss-
ed on motion of the court
345 Raymond Prine vs Katie Prine
divorce granted -
346 Julia Stafford Shapp vs J C Has-
kett cancellation of mining lease con-
tinued 347 Maude Miller vs R L Miller di-
vorce granted
348 Louisa Nidiffer et al vs J L
Courtney money judgment continued
Friday April 15
349 George Meador vs Josie Meador
divorce granted
350 Mabel' Myers vs Frank Myers
divorce granted
351 E I Du Pont deNemours Powder
Co vs J T Hukill sheriff money judg-
ment continued
852 W E Terry vs Eliza Terry di-
vorce granted
353 F O Freeman vs The Miami
Town Company et al suit to quiet
title judgment for pltff
County Normal Institute
Ottawa County Normal Institute Will
Conveoe at Afton on May
30 to June 24
Afton will be the meeting place of
all the teachers of this county at the
Normal Institute which is to be held in
the new public school building May
COlh and will continue for a period of
four weeks
Prof Davis county superintendent
announces in his folder to teachers that
Prof M R Floyd of the Miami City
schools is to be conductor and Profs
Wm Stuart of Afton W G Master-
son of Vinita and C W Prier of Fair-
land are to be instructors
- ’Additional Local
from Wednesday' Daily:
John Hale went to Quapaw today
S P Coates was down from Joplin
today
1 J R Watkins was an Afton visitor
-today
E W Lykins took a trip to Joplin
today
S W Doty went to Afton today on
business
‘ J P Ginder was in Quapaw today on
business
1 John Baunhofer made a trip to Qua-
paw today
Jesse Byard of near Lincolnville was
here today
- Mr and Mrs James Andrus was in
Joplin today
U L Robards went to Claremore
Educational and Negro ' Suffrage s-'
The election law in force in Oklalpl8
Lee Barrett of Vinita was here
in
homa at the present time is the one
passed by the first state legislature
of Oklahoma in the spring of 1908 and
is found in Snider’s Oklahoma Statutes
The second legislature which met in
January 1909 passed a new election
law known as the Taylor bill which
would have repealed the 1908 act had it
ever become effective It never be-
came effective for the reason that the
republican party had the same referred
under the referendum provision of our
law to a vote of the people thus
suspending the same until after it could
be voted upon Before an election for
the ratification or rejection of said act
was called said act was repealed by
the legislature in the special session of
1910 and what is known as the Bryan
election law was passed The new law
will operate to repeal the 1908 law
which is now in effect on and after
June 19 1910 provided that referen-
dum petitions are not filed asking
that the same be ret erred for ratifica-
tion or rejection by the people if it is
referred the old election law first
above referred to passed by the first
legislature of Oklahoma will remain in
full force and effect
The special session of the second
Oklahoma legislature of 1910 passed a
resolution recommending to the people
of the state that an amendment to the
constitution of the state be initiated
under the provisions of our law or
initiating amendments to the constitu-
tion relative to suffrage the amend-
ment to be section 4-2 to Art 8 of the
constitution and is in words and figures
as follows to wit:
‘No person shall be registered as an
elector of this state or be allowed to
vote in any election held herein unless
he be able to read and write any section
of the constitution of the state of Ok-
lahoma but no person- who was on
January 1st 1866 or at any time prior
thereto: entitled to vote under any
form of government or who at that
time resided in -some' foreign -natioiT
and no lineal descendant of such person
shall be denied the right to register
and vote because of his inability to so
read and write section o A such consti-
tution” It is clear from reading this that the
same does not put any qualification up-
on the right of any white man or
Indian citizen to vote It will merely
operate to exclude the illiterate colored
population of this state many of whom
are flocking to Oklahoma to make this
their home for the reason that other
states from whence they come have
deemed it advisable and for the best
interests of the state to put a similar
qualification in effect
to-
A Mysterious Death
Fairland News April 22:
Aunt Polly Sarahas wife of Richard
Sarahas living a mile and a half west
of town died at her home last Sunday
morning about two o’clock in a manner
which baffled the attending physicians
Mrs Sarahas had been somewhat in-
disposed for some time and was taking
medicine but was up and doing her
work On Saturday she seemed as
well as usual and Mr Sarahas came to
town to attend the sale When he ar-
rived home about six o’clock in the
evening he found her upon the lied in
all unconscious condition Dr Miller
was hastily culled and after examining
her pronounced her condition critical
and suggested that another physician
be called Dr Edwards was then call-
ed and both did all in their knowledge
to revive her but ihe passed away
without ever regaining consciousness
Got Wires Crossed
Wm Criswell who has held a posi-
tion as deputy under Sheriff J T
Hukill for several months was ar-
rested last week for carrying concealed
weapons the arrest being made by
Constable Williams pursuant to' the
order of Sheriff Hukill
In the charge it was claimed that
Mr Criswell was no longer commis-
sioned as a deputy and that he had no
authority to carry a gun or act in that
capacity However when the case
came to trial before Judge Parks last
Thursday it was shown that Sheriff
Hukill had never revoked the commis-
sion of Mr Criswell and in fact had on
several occasions given him instructions
in regard to matters for him to act up-
on as a deputy The case was accord-
ingly dismissed and Mr Criswell fully
exonerated says the Afton American
354 B L Hart vs Zeddie R Cromwell
et al suit to quiet title judgment for
pltff
355 Henry LaFalier vs Ella LaFalier
divorce granted
356 Myrtle King vs William JCing
divorce granted
Saturday April 16
357 Robert Schoonover vs J F Robin-
son et al damages continued
358 Eugenie Cutburth vs John Cut-
burth divorce continued
359 Commonwealth Mining Co vb G
W Dirkensheet et al suit on account
judgment for pltff -
362 H L Marshall vs Charles L Hale
et al money judgment continued
363 J J Stephenson Coal Co vs J T
Hukill sheriff money judgment con-
tinued 365 Grover C Hanna vs W A Wagon-
administrator suit on account judg-
ment for defendant
' -day on business
T F Selby of Joplin was here to-
day on business
- Fred Ensworth went to
Okla last night
W G Stevens
Miami last night
Geo J Stein returned last night from
Holdenviile Okla
W W England of Afton was here
on business today
Geo A Lamont of Pittsburg Kas
came in yesterday
A B Walton has sold his transfer
line to Clyde Atha
Tom Lane of Afton had business at
the county-seat today
R K England of Afton was in Mi-
ami today on business
Mr and Mrs F C Lykins was in
Joplin today on business
Mrs J W Barnes' of Baxter came
d-wn lhst night on business
- 'Mrs LrC Curry went to Quapaw
today to visit her daughter
I NBingham of Quapaw had busi-
ness in 4uurt in Miami today
J D DeVorss left for Springfield
Mo today for a visit with his brother
O M‘ Packard returned to Afton
last night after a short stay in Mi-
ami Mrs Laura Banks went to Carthage
Mo today to visit friends and rela-
tives E F Cooper left for Cherryvale
Kas today where he expects to lo-
cate Mrs Mary Duncan went to Quapaw
today to visit her daughter Mrs R M
Finke
W E Foster of Joplin father of Ed
Foster of Coyne Lumber Co was here
today
'S Dustin -of Hattenville went to
Baxter Springs this morning to visit
his parents
P Francis returned to his home in
Joplin today after spending a few
days in Miami
W B Sheets of Quincy III who
has been here a few days on business
left for Quapaw today
G W Supernaw was here the first
of the week visiting relatives being
enroute to Quanah Texas
Robert Price is here from Chelsea for
a few days attending business and look-
ing after property interests
Mrs A Coffey of Hattenville left
for a visit with her parents Mr and
Mrs T Elliott of Catale Okla
Mrs M Shields returned to her home
in Galena today after a short visit
with her sister Mrs N Booher
M B Williams of near Lincolnville
was in town today and took occasion to
contribute to the R-H relief funds
Mrs J Beeman of Wyandotte who
was here on business yesterday re-
turned to her home at that place last
night
V Sudbrook returned to his home in
Fairland last night after a few days
visit with his brother-in-law Frank
Guhleman
John Lucky Sr of Baxter Springs
came down yesterday for a short visit
with his son John Lucky of this place
and returned today
Mrs E Walker returned to her
home at Greenville Ark last night
after a several days visit with Mrs L
Mounce of this place
Mrs Jeff Galagher of Joplin left
for her home in that place this morn-
ing after a few days visit with her
brother Ed Foster and family
Mrs S Swartz ‘and daughter Miss
Nettie of Webb City Mo came down
today for a few days visit with the
former’s son Joha Swartz and family
Mr and Mrs J I Smith left f or
Aurora Mo today where they ex-
pect to make their home He will
take charge of the electric light
plant at that place
J L Minor moves his grocery stock
this week to his former stand at the
corner of Fifth and Main not in the old
Nichols building but in the elegant new
Gillespie block that has recently been
erected on the old site
N B Hurr loft this morning for
Ottawa Kansas to visit his parents
He takes his children back with him to
Ponaford Minnesota Mrs Hurr has
been here for the past few months
visiting with her patents
Mrs Josephine Spence of Ottawa
drew the ten-dollar set of dishes
Wednesday The clock stopped at 3
o’clock 13 minutes and 28 seconds and
her time was the nearest to the stop-
ping time of theclock at Wade Harned
& Malone's
Shaler in the Law’s Toils
Blowing
Wagoner Safe
Case
Ray Shaler was arrested at Mound
Vallejo Kas Tuesday The officers
think they have the comrade of “Street”
Austin in Shaler and Thursday both Mrs
Honeycutt and Max Rodecker of Ft
Scott identified him as the man who
registered at the former’s rooming
house in Ft Scott on the day after the
depredation as did Mr Rodecker who
sold him and Austin their clothing at
his store in Ft Scott Freel Beth of
Quapaw who saw both Shaler and Aus-
tin in Ft Scott the day after the rob-
bery here is an important State’s wit-
ness Sam Sullivan and Chief of Police
Gibson successfully followed up clues
which have landed Shaler who some
months ago lived here with his wife
He is a Delaware Indian and holds valu-
able oil lands near Bartlesville his
monthly royalties amounting to about
$40000 it is said At Ft Scott he reg-
istered as L H Harmon or Lewis
Harmon while Austin registered as
Mock and Wilson at different houseB
Austin has been in jail here the past
two weeks since he was apprehended
Local Lore
There’s a new Richmond in the field
in the person of Joe R Woolard for
County Commissioner His announce-
ment appears today He is a resident
of Ottawa township a good farmer and
public spirited citizen and has lived in
this part of former Indian Territory for
the past 19 years The demand for his
standing for nomination became so
urgent that he has been almost forced
to come out by hie friends and of course
he subjects himself to the choice of the
people as expressed in the democratic
primary on August 2nd
From Thursday's Daily:
IE R Warner was up from Vinita to-
day B F Grigsby of Afton was here to-
day ' Chas Barnette of Joplin came in last
night
E H Ellis of Columbus was in Mi-
ami today
G F Gallups of Joplin was here
last night
A B Walton went to Aurora Mo
this morning
W H Stupy took a trip to Tulsa Ok
this morning
Thomas Wamack went to Tulsa Ok
this morning
W A Philley came down from Jop-
lin last night
J H Barlin of Joplin was here to-
day on business
William Fleischer camedown from
Joplin last night
W H Trapp wife and sister are do-
ing Joplin today
H H Arington of Vinita was here
on business today
Dave Reel went to Seneca Mo today
to visit his friends
Henry C Frellick of Oseuma was
here today on business
A P Pence of Hattenville took a
trip to Afton last night
E H Elliott of Vinita was -among
the Miami visitors today — ’
Harry Whitebird of Lincolnville was
a Miami visitor last night
Mrs Alice Johnson of Galena was in
Miami today visiting friends
The 500 Club meets tonight at the
home of Miss Martha Lykins
Miss Christian Jones went to Quapaw
today to visit friends and relatives
Mike Blansett of Lincolnville was
among the Miami visitors last night
Mrs N E Hill of Aurora 111 is
here visiting her brother A K Wilder
Joe Spencer of Webb City was here
today visiting his father A C Spencer
W H Frye of West Mineral Kas
was here today looking after his prop-
erty r
AN Carman returned to Joplin to-
day after transacting some business
here
Mrs Jesse Hufbauer who has been
to Kansas City Mo came back last
night
Mrs W E Ramsey came back from
Tulsa Okla today where she has been
on business
Mrs E D Bliss and daughter Miss
Ruble returned from a trip to Joplin
this morning
Miss Gertrude Cooper of Pierce City
Mo arrived last night for a visit with
friends and relatives x
Mrs Geo Provine returned to her
home in Vinita last night after a visit
with Mrs H Johnson
Mrs Pulley and mother Mrs M J
Tidwell of Alarion 111 are here visit-
ing the family of M R Tidwell
Mrs E Ehler of Joplin returned to
her home at that place after a visit
with friends and relatives in Miami
Mrs W H ' Trapp entertained six
couples of young people Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Lillian Trapp
Bailey returned to her home
in Pryor Creek today after a short
visit with Mrs J H Bailey of this
place
Mrs M Hacket of Ottawa left this
morning for Gas City Kas where she
is going to visit her daughter Mrs
Charles Lee
John Short of Pierce City Mo who
has been here the last six weeks get-
ting a cancer cured on his face return-
ed his home in that place today
The Record-Herald will pay 25 cts
for 2 complete copies of the weekly issue
of date of March 4 1910 Apply at this
office with the paper as we need it to
complete files
Gorge Ehrhart and daughter Miss
Jessie of Seneca were here yesterday
Miss Ehrhart is in poor health and came
here for treatment They returned to
their home last night
The Fancy Work club was enter-
tained at the home of Mrs W A
Wagoner on Wednesday afternoon
The next fortnightly meeting will be
with Mrs A S Thompson on West
Fourth
Mr EL F Lohmann of Miami ia a
republican candidate for County Clerk
subject to the decision of the voters of
his party at the ensuing August primary
He has lived here over two years has
been in the mercantile business here
since he became a citizen of Oklahoma
and is qualified for the place having
held a similar office in Iowa He asks
the earnest consideration of the repub-
lican voters when they come to make '
up their ballot
Peoria Items
Perry Daniels of Hattenville was
among our voters this week feeling
their pulse to see how their votes would
be cast at the primary
W W Scott came down from Baxter
Springs looking after his property in-
terests Mr and Mrs Chas McBee were
over from Lincolnville to attend the
funeral of the late Mrs Bowser
Mr and Mrs W W Davis were sum-
moned to Lamar Colo to the bed4
side of their daughter Mrs George
QubIIb of that place who is very ill
If you need garden seeds to replant
those cut off by frost VanHorn &
Owens still have them for sale and
also have hoeB and rakes to cultivate
them with
Our community was shocked by the
death of Mrs Nettie Bowser wife of
Lee Bowser on the 19th of this month
She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs
Joseph Brundage and was born in Put-
man county Mo married to Lee
Bowser at Columbus' Kas Feb 10
1890 became converted about eighteen
years ago and was soon after sancti-
fied She always seemed to live a con-
sistent Christian life that made of ler
a loving dutiful wife and mother and a
neighbor that all will remember for
her kindness A husband four child-
ren father and mother six sisters and
two brothers are left behind to mourn
her death
Mesdames McAdams Fitzgerald and
W P Taylor and Mr J H Baulch
were here from Lincolnville to attend
the funeral of Mrs Bowser
Mr and Mrs W C Bright and
daughter of Columbus Kas mere
here to attend Mrs Bowser during her
illness
The Wyandotte Courier’s bridge
proposition “dargling” is a good deal
like some of the airships that dangled
over the English Channpl the fellow
in the basket gets dumped in the brine
VanHorn & Owens for your dry
goods and groceries headquarters for
butter and eggs
Mrs C Lacey twin sister of the
late Mrs Bowser came here to be with
her sister in the last moments of her
sickness
My! What an inquisitive V’sitor
Frank Ray is now days! But as Uncle
Sam says: “answer the census man
straight” we have to be patient
Mrs Parkison and daughter Lets
of Lincolnville were in Peoria to at-
tend the funeral of Mrs Bowser
Misses Ethel Burris and Gertie Keller
w're also here from Lincolnville to at-
tend the funeral
Seed corn for replanting will bo in
demand if the cold weather continues
Our county commissioners should be
men that have managed their own
business affairs in an economical busi-
nesslike mannes with brains steady
enough not to be turned by election to
a small office -Green
Stivers would inform you that
he sells groceries and tinware at bed-
rock prices
The Big Dog mine at the crossing of
the creek have struck an eight-loot
face of ore
Ire C Deaver and Cliff Lemons were
here appraising land last week
Paul Ewart U S assistant attorney
was with us last Thursday looking
over the New Jersy Mining Compary’s
leases
John Helms is suffering with his
hand caused from having had a px ce
of flint rock stuck in it
Squire Cowan is down with rheumatism
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gets a machine that is really made
especially to order for him
First : Because the 1910 De Laval
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out sacrificing any vital feature
to meet the comments and criti-
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dairy farmeis to whom De LavaJ
machines have already been sold
Second : Because if he should
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price he couldn’t secure a closer
skimming a greater money time
and labor saving a more durable
a more convenient or an easier
running separator than the 1910
De Laval
Lastly s Because every feature of
the 1910 De Laval machine from
top to bottom is just as the best
mechanical as well as the most
It should be
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Falkenbury, M. C. Miami Record-Herald. (Miami, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, April 29, 1910, newspaper, April 29, 1910; Miami, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1748419/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.